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So do most people actually wake there babies up at 6am to 8 AM then get them to sleep by 8pm if so how do you do it I’m a ftm my daughter sleeps threw the night but goes to bed at 10pm and up at 9am or10am btw my daughter is 8 months

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Ive never done it by choice, when I started work again I had to wake my son up by 7am.
Buy if have a late start works for you and yoir family dont bother!

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My daughter is 2 months old and she sleeps through the night and doesn’t like being woken up before 12pm and she takes small naps throughout the day and has a longer nap at 3-5 or 6

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